One of the most common questions homeschoolers ask is, “How do I know if I am covering it ALL?” Homeschoolers can easily get overwhelmed by trying to “teach it all,” but Evan-Moor has great educational materials to make sure that … Continue reading →
Say the words, “Common Core State Standards,” and be prepared to have people choosing sides. The Common Core State Standards have been in the news and sparking controversy for quite a while. As a teacher, I have seen many educational … Continue reading →
Dear Homeschoolers, Isn’t it fun to get a REAL letter in the mail? You know how you are sorting through the bills, the junk mail, and then…there it is: a REAL letter. It makes you smile, right? I would guess … Continue reading →
We have all heard the phrase “practice makes perfect,” but for parents, teachers, and students with limited time and a myriad of activities, is it still an important part of a student’s day to plan for practice? Studies show that … Continue reading →
Many parents are choosing homeschooling, and the number is growing. According to the National Center for Educational Statistics, approximately 3% of school-aged children are homeschooled, which is over 1.5 million kids. According to A2Zhomeschooling.com, the growth rate from 2012 to … Continue reading →
As a former teacher of gifted students, I believe each and every child has an area of giftedness. Don’t you find that to be true? When I am searching for curriculum resources to use in homeschooling my own children, I … Continue reading →